Charter Rights
This Charter right allows you to express opinions publicly.
What is Fundamental Freedom?
Responsible for garbage collection.
What is Municipal Government?
Taking part in community based activities.
What is Civic Engagement?
Voting is an example of this.
What is Civic Duty
This 1948 document outlines basic rights and freedoms that all people are entitled to, regardless of nationality.
What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
This right lets you move freely between provinces.
What is Mobility Right?
Oversees education.
What is Provincial Government?
Laws passed by government.
What is Legislation?
Being aware of rights and laws is part of this.
What is Citizenship?
This economic term refers to a shared resource being overused and depleted because individuals act in their own self-interest.
What is the Tragedy of the Commons?
You’re entitled to a lawyer if arrested.
What is Legal Right?
Handles immigration and defense.
What is Federal Government?
Idea that everyone is equal under the law.
What is Rule of Law?
You do this when you support a cause publicly.
What is Advocate?
The practice of producing inexpensive clothing quickly to meet trends, often at the expense of workers and the environment, is called this.
What is Fast Fashion?
Right that allows people to vote and run in elections.
What is Democratic Right?
This level manages hospitals.
What is Provincial Government?
This type of organization is not run by the government and often works to address social, political, or environmental issues around the world.
What is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)?
Being a part of the global community.
What is Global Citizenship?
Name one way fast fashion companies violate human rights according to the UDHR.
What is unsafe working conditions / child labour / lack of fair wages?
These rights protect French-speaking minorities in education.
What is Minority Language Education Rights?
This level can sign international treaties.
What is Federal Government?
A group that influences government by winning elections.
What is Political Party?
This is the highest law in Canada
What is the Canadian Constitution?
This term refers to organizations made up of different countries working together to solve international problems (e.g., the UN).
What is an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO)?